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Hello everybody welcome to Global Proposals non commercial project funding whatever title this space has I'm them on the head of community at a zookey you know me you got pretzel part of the committee
Elder Millennial, part of the committee, really great contributors to the community. We're going to talk about something really nerdy today, which is a proposal that's being introduced by us, the committee, for you to vote. And this proposal will give us more power.
I'm just going to explain where I'm introducing it. Intervoting, what's the Senator Palpatine? I am the Senate. This is the beginning of the committee's complete takeover of all Bogo functions. So yeah, democracy sets
We are voting so that there will be less votes. You got to pay attention to this one. It could also really, really accelerate what we do here. So we have Elder and Pretzel who have both written a big chunk of this.
proposal. We can't have Eve today who's written the thread. The third is pinned at the top. I'm also going to pin the spaces of the top. So share it with your nerdy friends. Let's talk about governance. And yeah, Elder, how you doing? How you doing, my friend? Are you ready to talk some nerdy proposal stuff?
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So, so dancefully rugged. All right, cool. Hey, Nader, what's up? Welcome to the stage. You ready to talk some Bobu non-commercial project funding proposal? Yes, sir. That's my favorite topic. Wow. Surprise. On the day of your birthday, we're talking about your favorite topic. That is really great.
I feel really bad for them. I know he was very excited to talk to us about this as well. So let's get started. Pregsell, can you give us the too long didn't read version of why are we introducing this proposal, not what the proposal is, but what we're what we're trying to tackle here. Yeah, yeah.
So like you said, the TLDR is there are a lot of really great ideas in the community and trying to find a balance between people's great ideas and what it is with a bunch of options. It's a pretty delicate skill to balance. So in an effort really, it's trying to
orders have a more pleasant experience. You know, we don't start getting water-protected. Water-zoad don't feel inundated or our little board if there's something that may not be suit what they what they think is super impactful. But you know, long-term could have, you know, a lot of really good community fun and engagement and impact on the brand of general.
Exactly, right? Basically what we're looking at is that we all love bobo and we want more things to happen around bobo. And there are certain uses of bobo, the character on the IP on the brand that are pretty, pretty heavy decisions. Are we going to put bobo on this product or
we're going to give this person a bunch of money so that they can build this business that will carry bubbles IP forward. Those are definitely things that the community should go down, have a debate about and we should all just like, you know, we should all just really like get into it and have fun by voting yes or no and getting into the details.
But we can only do that so many times and so often before people start feeling like this is a job, right? A ton of proposals can create what we call voter fatigue. We haven't seen it yet, but we could see it at some point. On the other end, the other end is a community is full of really creative people and they sometimes just want to make like
one small thing with Google. Like they want to do this one little idea that they got. They want to make this one little product that they got. And right now those people are faced with like the full heavy process of going through a proposal, writing it out, writing to one page or doing an AMA. Like if
If you see any of the proposals, it's pretty heavy metal. What we are considering here, what we're introducing for about is, would you, the holders of Bogotokins give us the committee permission to approve a very specific type of proposal?
That means almost zero funding and that is intending to use Bobu in a non-commercial way. So let's talk about some examples of some non-commercial users in Bobu. Nader, sorry to call you, but what do you think is a good example of a non-commercial use of Bobu that this proposal would allow us to approve?
Yeah, I think one that we have on the back burner is doing competitions or just kind of general community events around Bobu. So for example, we've had some initiatives around art competitions or various different things that want to have a prize, right? They want to have maybe a little bit of e through maybe a cool NFT that you can get if you
you have the best piece of art. But again, this is kind of like a smaller one off thing. Does it need to go to the voting? Does everyone in the Bogu community need to approve this to happen? You know, that's the question of this proposal. And I think there's a lot of really cool initiatives that people have and that want
that they want to try, that it's just, it's kind of a lot to bring to a normal bogey vote. It feels like, just kind of like too much. And so we were putting this forward because we think that there are certain things, smaller things that we can streamline. And I think there's a couple of different reasons why this is a benefit more than just enable
more stuff for bobu. I think it allows people to test the water's building. So obviously like it's not easy to build something in this space. It's really hard. And I think doing a small proposal is really nice to kind of get your name out there and just see what it's like to build in public. And if you have to do this crazy proposal
and ask to go through all this vote and all this funding, it's really intimidating. And so I think one really big offentivative of this is it just gives people the chance to just try something and test it out. And again, these proposals are asking for a lot of money if any at all. It's usually like pretty laid back. So I'm a big proponent of this proposal. So that's kind of my TLDR.
Yeah, super. I mean, look, a use case that we find often more often, you'll be surprised is that an indie game developer who is still in college and is doing a little game for a class project. They want to use Bobo sprites. They want to create some new Bobo
who sprites and they want to use them in their game. Right now, by the rules of the governance of Bowel, we would have to be like, "No, let's create a full proposal. Let's have the whole community vote on it." With this proposal passed, as a yes, we would be able to the committee get together and
like, "Hey, is this person really a student in college? Are they really making non-commercials use a bobo? Is it going to be a cool game? Is it going to add to like sort of bobo's value? Is it going to add to the IP?" And you're basically trusting us to in that case say yes or no, based on what will benefit bobo the most.
Imagine there's somebody who's very good at knitting sweaters and they want to for fun make a bobo sweater or maybe 20 bobo sweaters that they're going to give away for free. They don't have a sweater knitting business that they're trying to like profit the back off of. They just love making sweaters and they want to make a bunch
to boos sweaters. Well, right now, technically, we couldn't give them permission to do that. But if this proposal was to pass, we could give that person a permission. So it allows small creators that have a small idea to get off the ground quicker.
But it also keeps the integrity of the experiment because if you guys hadn't given us permission to give those approvals, we would basically be assuming your intent whether you think something is a user or no without gathering a vote. So it sort of solves two problems.
It keeps the experiment pure, but it also gives us power to move something quicker when they're for not virtually use. It's not just the community who kind of looks at these things, right?
you know, is the team involved or you know, as a decision making process work, right? Like there are a bunch of highs that are on these things. There's a lot of discourse, a lot of conversation. So it's not just sort of, you know, hey, you know, this is, this is kind of cool and we're going to let anybody kind of do what they want with it. Like there are still standards to be met and maintain.#
Absolutely. All right, so we have hated by fate. Welcome to the stage. Thanks for asking a question. What's your what's your question? Hey, hey, what's up? Hey, thanks everybody for having me up. So I think pretzel might know a little bit
about kind of a situation I ran into a few weeks ago. It wasn't necessarily the use of bobo but I'll just run it by you. But for instance, like
If I wanted to have, for instance, Bogu as a talk show host where he's a guest and he's coming on the show to speak about Bogu, the social experiment, the technology, and the community's governance
structure to an audience and it's on a podcast. It's not monetized or it's on a Twitter space but it could be monetized in the future. How would that kind of scenario work?
That's a great question and it's exactly why we're creating this proposal. In the current world, the only way you would be able to bring Bobu on to talk in your show or in your 200 spaces or anything like that would be through a full proposal with a full vote with
of the community etc etc like a big sort of a big ordeal like the big proposes are right now if this was to pass a yes you'd be able to pitch that to us the committee and we would determine whether that's beneficial to sort of bogus future IP whether your use is non-common
commercial or like non-commercial enough that you know we feel like the community would be in a career in a career with us that it's not commercial used and We would be able to sort of like push that forward have it reviewed by the team fairly quickly and you could have a pretty definitive answer Yes or no because it would only require the committee
voting yes or no on it. So this wouldn't be a blanket approval yes for all non-commercial uses of bubble. This proposal will be power for the committee to make that yes no vote without having to go to a full community vote. I hope that helps.
It does, but it doesn't because at the same time, I'm not going to be the one talking behind Bogus profile, for instance, if it's a Twitter profile. So I guess what I'm really kind of getting at is who
kind of would be the people that would take responsibility over either like the Bobu Twitter account or the Bobu personality if I'm using it for like a non-commercial use purpose. And again, the motivation behind
this is to either expand like the character of the character's personality of Bogu and so reach an audience outside of the Izuki community and then to also kind of you know
will elucidate people about the project itself. So it's kind of weird because it's not necessarily, it doesn't require a monetary proposal. Like I'm not asking for money, does that make sense?
Oh, it was damn rugged now.
I thought I was good, but I can't hear anything. No, I can't hear me. I can't hear them at the moment.
I can hear you and Pretzel. I can't hear Dem. Dem is rugged. Oh, okay. Yeah, Dem, if you want to drop down and come back, I don't know if you can hear me or not. Um, but I can kind of kind of give you heads up. Uh, fate is when it kind of comes to the social media, I'm pretty sure, um,
I think that's the only thing that I can do is to get a little bit of a sense of the story.
I don't think any of those proposals as far as actual storyline are going to come out yet, but are going to go forward yet. But things that are not in canon, people are really interested in doing, and I don't see why those proposals couldn't come forward.
God should be first about like developing that proposal to give a voice to Bobu or whatever and then once that proposal passes then you know more things could be used with that personality is that is what that one I'm gathering yeah, I would probably have to be a little bit a little bit like more granular
And you know, like, hey, this is what you can and can't do or this is what we don't want to see kind of thing like that. Like, like, I'm saying, it's not really just like a blanket to say, hey, you know, talk commercial and you want to like say you do for a podcast, right? Like, you can't just, you know, there's still going to be some sort of guardrails to#
stay away from or these are things that we would like to still do ourselves.
There's still a full team behind Bobo. There's Bobo who's controlling his social media like Bobo's a real person that actually exists. So Bobo's a human being. So in your proposal, what the committee would be determining is what is the speaking opportunity for Bobo? Like how good is it? If it's in your Custon's podcast that
to be listeners, like we love your cousin and we will for sure like send your cousin some love but Bobu is you know a very busy space farmer, he's a fraction wise in 50,000 different pieces, he won't be able to make it. Now if you were able to get Bobu on say Jimmy Kimmel like we you know we the team the Churlap team would figure out like how
to fly Bobu over to like Jimmy Kimmel's podcast or whatever and that, you know, what we're saying here is that instead of having the whole community decide whether the podcast you're proposing and the Bobu that you're proposing to be the voice is the right one, we would kind of take that.
and decide as a committee whether or not that's something we're going to prove. Now, I think specifically what you're talking about though is very, it's a very heavy proposal, even though it doesn't require any monetary value. Like, if you wanted to as part of this thing, create backstory for Bogu, lore for Bogu, if your cousin was, in fact, the person that wanted to be a Bogu
voice and he wanted to pretend to be Vogo. Like if you had to, if you wanted to propose a whole story about how Vogo became a podcaster, all that stuff, the committee could still decide like, you know, this is pretty big. We definitely want the community to, you know, we definitely want the community to like vote on this because it's pretty huge. Now,
If you had a podcast and you wanted this sort of puppet that looked like Bobu to pop up every once in a while and say it's time for SACA and that was it. It was just a gag that you want to have on your podcast. Then maybe the committee would look at that and be like, "Well, that's a pretty small request." And that would have an outside impact on Bobu's IP.
think it makes a lot of sense that the whole community is like, will we let this podcast use the public of Bogu and this one gag that they do is one time like that's the kind of stuff we want to prove fast. So yeah, hopefully it's a really good question and hopefully you understand that the purpose of this proposal is to give the committee power to approve some things
without going to a community vote. And the proposal would outline pretty well what those things are, but they're still pretty vague definitions. There's no proposal that's not commercial, but requires little funding. It's not super scientific. So it would give the committee quite a bit of power, and that's why we think this is something that we want there to be a majority yes vote on.
Yeah, no, no, no, no, now that okay. Yeah, I completely understand the motive. So thanks a lot for explaining me and thanks for having me up on stage. I'll drop down the listeners and let some other people talk. Thanks, ma'am. I appreciate the
question and I really like that you're working on reposal. So I don't know at what order we got Ellen and Eve here, but Ellen if you don't mind I'm gonna let Eve talk first because he's the one that wrote most of the proposal and then after that we'll snow it up here.
I appreciate that I'll be really quick. Hi, sorry I joined later everyone. Hope everyone's good. Yeah, excited about this proposal and I just wanted to say one thing about them did a really good job articulating what we're trying to communicate here. I also want to give credit to elder and pretzel that did a lot of the foundational work and concepting on this proposal.
All that being said, I think really if I could sum up any concern with this proposal in sort of one sentence, it's like the power is very much sort of akin to like benevolent dictatorship when it comes specifically to non-commercial proposals, right? Because technically we could
vote and make decisions within the committee. But at the end of the day, like our motivations, which I think we've made clear from the very beginning, are about maximizing the like the experience for voters and holders while at the same time growing, Bob was brand and giving the committee whoever the committee is at whatever time.
flexibility to push some of these proposals through and grow the brand on things that would really drag down, maybe excitement and energy towards voting for experiments is just something that we really think would add a lot of value to the experiment. But it is never, like if there's a vote that whether it's a big decision or
Just a decision that's small that would be fun like we want the community to participate But it's at the end of the day. It's like does the community want to participate in this or can we make this decision so that Bobu can pop up in a podcast and I want to okay, right? Like like that's a really fun usage and go for it, you know, so so yes, I reiterated and repeated a bit of what Demsack
But I just want to add a little bit more color and thanks for the one for coming today to listen and talk about this. I think it's really important. So, over. Thanks, Eve. Just to reset the space on the head of community of Zuki, I am them. You have here some a global community committee members that are introducing our proposal for known
commercial project funding it would basically give the committee power to vote non-commercial uses of Bubbles IP. If you don't know what Bubbles is, I don't know, I don't know, look it up. Well, because we're talking about Bubbles. So, all right, Ellen, welcome to the States, my friends. Sorry for keeping you waiting. You got a question or a comment?
Yeah, thanks. So he sort of touched on it. I thought he was going to totally spill my thunder, but I think that, you know, clearly what the committee is essentially an administrative agency. And what this proposal does is it gives increased discretion to the administrative agency.
agency over a particular decision. And I think that the corollary to admin law is that you have guardrails and sort of a judicial review as it
were so that if a decision was being made and a certain amount of the community sort of stepped up and said, hey, look, we think that this maybe, you know, a bigger decision that
You know, the administrative agency of the council thinks it is maybe we should push it further. So, you know, my suggestion is to flesh that bit out like the guard rails bit and the safeguards bit because when you start giving, you know, at the committee,
or an agency increased discretion. It has an ability to undercut what the project is sort of all about. But I mean, I think for obviously like, expediency purposes, it makes tons of
sense. Like that's why we do these things. That's why we give discretion over what can seem to be smaller decisions to administrative agencies so that the bureaucracy doesn't become too bloated.
So that, you know, I wanted to sort of characterize it in that way and also just flag that potentially for the committee to think about moving forward with the proposal. >> Very well said, Ellen. I just want to excitedly tell you that in the proposal we actually already have sort of like a
vision for that. And it is the any proposal that is set to go through this process with the committee will first be posted in the Bobu proposal discussions and discord to ensure that exactly what you're talking about.
making that into consideration because yeah at the end of the day we're only a committee and we can't know everything and we might make a mistake and people might like no that's a terrible idea or no no like it's expiresy right so so really happy you illustrated with that or illustrated that and very happy that I could say that as a committee we've we've considered that as well
Sweet thanks. So yeah, maybe once you start getting in the weeds a little bit I guess maybe in the spaces you can Sort of illuminate that for for the crew if if if we're going to Sort of get that granular with it just so people know You know what that
that what the particularities of that is, I mean, I have no doubt that the committee is sort of smart enough to approach this in a way that makes a lot of sense and takes into consideration all aspects from the importance of the
the proposal system to the discretion given to certain definitions like non-commercial and the evolution of what that could potentially mean whenever we start talking about usage of Bobu IP. So yeah, cool man.
That's awesome that you guys have already put your mind to it and even addressed it in the proposal. I look forward to getting a little bit more in the weeds with it and looking at it a little bit more closely. Thanks, Mark. Of course, yeah. I just requested Elder to pin the tweet and the thread where
there's an image of the current proposal draft. I'm going to go over that really quickly and feel free to review it later. A couple things I'll bring up here and then I would love any feedback you might have, which is the
proposal has to follow standard formatting as any other proposal would if it were to go to the community. So it has to be professionally put together. If this were to pass the committee and to me is like, yeah, no, I think we're good with this. The proposal would then be shared in the Bobo Discord for any comment. At that point,
We don't have any more specific details because I guess it's kind of hard to say like, look, we need a community core and majority vote voting on the post within the Discord. Because then we start, well, in my opinion, the purpose of this
space is discussion, right? But in my personal opinion, then you're opening it back up to, okay, we need requirements to get enough voters to vote on this or to reach some sort of majority. When a reality, we just want to make sure everyone can be, can participate in the discussion. But we don't technically have any, like, let's say specific parameters.
to say that, okay, this is approved by the community. It is very much like up to the discretion of the committee to what the reaction is of the community. Maybe there needs to be a more official process. We certainly didn't come up with one, but that's where things currently stand and open to anyone in the audience. I'm like, that's busted or, you know, I have this idea or that.
Yeah, I think that an important measure here and it goes to sort of the activity of the community at large right as you pass the onus onto the community so that you've gone through those measures and then the onus is essentially passed to the community to
Galvanize essentially enough momentum to come back to you and say, you know, we as a small portion of the community, you know, think, you know, XYZ and maybe we can air it out in some other sort of administrative way.
whether it's in the Bobo Channel or in a Wush chat or something like that so that the community does feel empowered, but they must empower themselves in order like that owner sort of shifts to them to take that power and sort of
galvanize around it and bring it back to the committee and say, okay, I have a, you know, a handful of people and we want to address this in a little bit more meaningful way. Yeah, for sure. I mean, we would be super sensitive to the minute we post a proposal that we're planning to vote without a community vote. We would be
It's super sensitive to like one single person saying, "Yo, yo, yo, this doesn't look right to me." You know, the minute we hear that, it's like, "Alright." You know, it's not the intention to use this to like bulldoze through the community, but more so to like put something out there and everybody's like, "Yeah, that sounds pretty good."
and save everybody that trouble of like, you know, going for a full vote. And so, yeah, we'll make that specific. It's really good that you write it up. I really appreciate it. We have Nick on stage. I'll be right back to you. We have Nick on stage and I want to go to a pretty media question from the audience. So, Nick, if you don't mind and if you guys don't mind, I'm going#
So the question from Pixel with a few sections. The first one is like, hey, I've seen a ton of people do bobo edits for fun without going through the process. Yeah, we are aware that people will use bobo non commercially for like fun art ideas.
Because to a certain extent, the reason why we're introducing this is so that we stop that from happening. Obviously, there's always people that are going to go rogue and do their own thing and not ask permission before using a character or before using an IP. That's on them, ultimately. What's been on us is that our process
for improving things quickly wasn't there and so I think a lot of people have just made things because they didn't know there was a process or because they didn't know they could ask who they could ask or because they couldn't get approval and you know that's on them for using other people's IP without permission but it's also on us and we felt long-term that the native
nature of the experiment would degrade if anybody could just use Vovu at any time. Because then what's the point of one person going through the whole the trouble of all the vote if they could just like gone rogue and don't their own Vovu thing, right? So this is in a way a response to that. I can't advise you to not do what you're proposing here.
is I'm releasing this thing on my own without going through the process. Like I'm neutral on that. That's neither good nor bad, you know. At the end of the day, if you want to participate in the experiment and follow the rules of the experiment, you're welcome to, if you don't want to, there's a social capital that obviously like, you know, you're not going to get support from the bubble account.
be having gone through the proposal process. I really appreciate that you do want to ask and that you do want to do it the right way because that's the nature of the experiment. I think the issue with Chibi Bogu here, Pixelit, which I hope we can discuss in private, maybe more in detail.
But it's because of the nature of the businesses that you have and what you're doing through selling NFTs and creating kick-comments and those edits. The team at Chiroot doesn't currently believe that you can create a non-commercial bubble edit because everything is going like in the
Everything is being trafficked from the global community, the beans community, onto your page, onto your website, and onto your business. It's called marketing as a service, and you are in a way promoting what you do because you're so adjacent by being a person that makes money by creating a minting NFTs.
That is very hard to say that you create a free bogey experience without it being essentially a commercial experience. And so something like Chibi bogey because you are a business owner and you're the creator of a business that sells and fts, I think the community should really vote yes or no on whether this is something that they
want to have Bobu do, right? So under this new process, your Cheebie Bobu proposal would be in the same situation as it is before. It's commercial use of Bobu and therefore, you know, it would have to go through a full process. And so this is something that if you want, we can discuss more in practice.
But I think it's just very important that we understand that it's very different for an artist to create some Bobo fan art than for like somebody like you who owns an NFT minting business to create a service that attracts NFT owners to a website in which you can sell them more in FTS that that's just like a very sort of commercial approach that probably not the right
forum for us in the having this discussion and let me just preface that by saying that I love the stuff that you do and for example the work that you do with beings is super cool and super welcoming the Azuki community because the commercial rights license gives permission to each Azuki holder and it's a Zuki owner to go to your site and give you permission for commercial use of their
beans. And so the beans, cards, and the azuki cards, all of that stuff is super additive to our brand. And it's the reason why we've set up the commercial rights license the way that we have, so that you can do things like that. The thing that's tricky with Bobo is that we're all to a certain extent committing to this experiment in which we all as a community are the only people
that can approve or disapproved certain things. There's no one single user, there's no one single owner of Bogu that can go to your site and be like, "Yeah, make me a TV Bogu." It would have to be an aggregate, a majority of all Bogu holders that go to your site and say, "Yeah, we give you permission." That's the only thing with Bogu.
Please keep making all the stuff that you make around beans. It's freaking awesome. You're a great creator. You make really fun stuff. Keep making the stuff that you're doing around a zookey and be patient with us as we figure out, but because you know, we need to keep the integrity of the experiment for and that means that we need to get a little bit nerdy and a little bit technical and I think that's why some people
for our drone to Boggo. But we also realize that our process right now is like too complex and that's why we're introducing this proposal so that we have a little bit more power on the committee side to approve quick non-conertial use. That was a great long reply. Sorry about that everyone.
Let me just reset us back to where we are discussing a local proposal for non-commercial project funding. The EBE Elder and Predzel have written a lot of it. You are welcome to ask us questions in the comments as we channel a little bit more about this. But it seems like nobody's
on stage right now and it seems like we don't have any questions from the audience. So I'm going to throw it to EBE and just be like, "Hey, EBE, what's another cool thing that you want to highlight from the proposal? Is it maybe the discretionary funds that the committee would have if it was to pass and what would we do with those funds? Because that's ten EBE, that's some money."
Yeah, great, great prompt there. To speak on that, I mean, really it's it's and I guess there's two elements here. Number one is the the proposal is limited permissions, right? It is a trial run of six months. These are not it's not an idea of something permanent. We don't want to make any rash decisions that might impact like the
Experiment over a longer term. It's just a look. Does this does this work? Does the community like this? Does it help Bobu and does it help the community and all of those things we're going to be seeing here and because that's our purpose right to make Bobu grow and for the community to enjoy the experiment and so That's what I want to preface first number two right the fun
This proposal comes with a 10-Eat to be allocated to a budget that we as a committee can then award to proposals that we plan to try and pass. Again, I say try because there's still that element of having an informal review of the community.
If they disagree with us pushing or moving forward with a proposal is if these proposals if they come to us with look hey, we can do this I'm using this as an example because people have brought it up in the past But not that this is anything that's in the pipeline or you know anything that would pass this way, but just as an example
Let's say we had an artist in Berlin that wanted to do a graffiti wall art of Bobu in a certain area of the city. And he was like, "Look, just pay for all the paint and I'll do this because I want, I want to put Bobu up, just pay for the paint." Right? Okay, great. Well, we can award
We can now as a committee decide to give that artist whatever you know the paint would cost a half an eith Whatever I know nothing about the cost of paying for a project like that, but you go what I'm saying here It's just to help enable some of these non-commercial proposals if they can be
to us that there is a legitimate need and just gives us a bit of agency there to help promote the brand and help push some of these proposals through without bringing them to a community vote. Now, and I want to say one last thing, a caveat, which is, look, we might decide as a committee
Oh, you know what, the community will love to vote on this. The community will have fun voting on graffiti and Berlin. And it'll go to a community vote, right? Because that's what it's about. So that's how I would answer that question. And hopefully that was helpful. And if there's anything unclear, would love a question from the audience or from anyone else on stage.
Yeah, super exciting. I mean, the idea that we can free-approved non-commercial uses, but maybe as a condition, tell the person like, "Okay, you know, you're approved to do this graffiti in Berlin, but the community is going to decide whether Bobu is like sexy, sexy-vah-hu, or whether he's cute and
and then that way we can introduce like a fun little vote in there. It gives us a lot of power to get created with it and you know you guys trust us with it I think we can we can come up with some fun stuff and have more of those votes that are not like a yes-no thing which which is cool but it can be a little bit intense and have some
boats that are like, hey, do we want booboo wearing a bucket hat or booboo wearing a plushie? It doesn't matter. We're still doing the billboard for sure, but what do you guys want to see? So that's also something that opens up. Nader, I know you have your hand up, but I want to hear what you've got to say, but if I also want to hear about Bounties, if#
Yeah, I think just to jump into the tennis topic, it's just so people are aware. It's not unprecedented that you have a doubt that has some sort of treasury that delegates a portion of that treasury to some body that is able to spend it. So in the case of Nounsdale, you know, there
very large down on Ethereum, like a 30,000 ether treasury. Obviously, there's the main nouns, proposals that go through that come up for vote, never with an NFT votes on these proposals. But then periodically, they do do these funding proposals that's like
Hey, let's fund what's known as the prop house 100 ETH, which is just kind of a centralized entity to basically be able to use that ETH how they see fit to propagate nouns. So first tends to be for smaller projects, kind of what we're over outlining here.
you know, non-commercial use where someone might need a small amount of materials. So basically, they're able to delegate funds to a more central entity that's able to distribute it out for smaller use cases. So I just wanted to highlight that down. That this is seen in other on-chain organizations that this thing does happen.
Very nice. Cool. We cover a lot of ground. I know Dan was rugging at the beginning of the space, so I'm gonna throw it back to him. You can also pop your questions down in the comment section and Nick, you were up here, but now you're done.
down there. So I wonder if you've had a question that you haven't asked. Let's jump over to Dan and see how he's doing about this proposal. And look, if it's all clear and if it's all good, maybe we'll just cut the space short. Who knows? Dan, what's up?
I don't think that Dan's gonna be able to talk to you because Dan yeah, he got a like you he had a phone call to be in the space, but he was the host. He is listening to us on a computer. He's in the mirror. He needs an author cow. Dan, well Dan's gone.
Alright, my friends, well, we've made an executive call here. I don't see any more questions from the audience. I don't see anybody coming up on the talking. I think I'm gonna throw it over to pretzel and
and then to EBE and if that's the good buy, then that's the good buy. So any parting thoughts about the non-commercial project funding? Yeah, I mean, the great thing about this is it's a community discussion, so just because of spaces ending doesn't mean the commerce.
patient needs to end here. There's the boat loop channel in the discord. We definitely want everybody and anybody to be involved and to voice their opinions and to be part of the discord. Once we end this,
You know, feel free to jump in discord or if you have thoughts later on today or down the road, you know, ping one of us or just drop in there and, you know, we'll really appreciate, you know, anybody coming through. Super. Any last words?
No, I just love everyone that made it in today. I'm just excited that you guys made the time to come and listen and chat about Bobu for a little bit. And I say it practically every Bobu space I'm in this shit will be as cool as we all want to make it. So I just support to continue to do this cool shit with y'all.
So I hope you guys have a good rest of your day and thanks for coming. Right. Thanks to my committee members, neither Eve, but so and Dan, Dan is Dan going to be able to end the spaces? Are we just going to like all the stuck in limbo here? Well, the spaces and automatically, I guess we'll find out.
I feel like he still has the UX, just not the, he's just muted. Technically what happens is that there's like a timer that starts after he's kicked out of the space and then that timer is going to kick in at some point and then the space will end.
But we have no control so we just basically hang out here until the inevitable heat death of the space. Well, goodbye friend.